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[music] This is a true story. I want you guys to pay attention to this right here. And I want people to be able to look at this world and see what is actually there because you have been lied to and you are being lied to on a regular basis. Huh?
Now, I'm about to impart to you some things that if you actually follow them and implement them with seriousness and discipline will change your life for the better. Every man should invest in himself. And right now, you are investing in yourself. If you're paying close attention to this, I hope that you bear fruit and that you share it with good [music] people. Those who pay attention, you're being guided in the correct direction. Your mind is being filled up with positivity, ambition, and you're seeing things and knowing what is real and what can be real for you. They're here to make a dollar. I'm here to make a difference. [music] Don't get into it today. There will be many lessons. I hope you all have your notepad and take these lessons to heart.
>> My goal [music] is to spread Islam and change the way people live their daily lives so that their daily lives are [music] better with proper education and ism. Any people can leap forward within the space of 10 years if they would only be blessed on a consistent basis. It doesn't matter if you're black, if you're white, if you're Aztec, if you're Aboriginal, if you're a racist, if you're not a racist, if you're religious, if you're atheist, you can use this ism today. That's what I'm about. That's what you should be about. I'm just trying to give the public a chance to get some ism. That That's all I'm trying to do. I'm trying to help the people.
>> I want to give you guys a couple anecdotes, personal stories, real stories. When I first came into the YouTube space, [music] I was one of the few people who use my true name, Marquet Devon Burton. For there is no dirt on that name. That name is pristine the world over.
>> Send that to me. That's a bar. It doesn't sound like a bar, but it is. It's chalk full of truth. because we will be having some real game popping off today.
>> And this is how I know that I'm doing the right work. They turn the world upside down when it comes to Mark Devon Burton, the saint and the sinner. For example, you have a person who can clearly h you can easily vet my background. Just use a Google search. You can see me doing real things years and years before YouTube. For example, I'm not going to name the organization [music] because I don't know if they want to be associated with my current work, but there's a international philanthropic organization that gave me an award for my [music] global efforts in education. By global, I mean around the [music] world, my accomplishments. It gave me an award saying you're doing good for people [music] long before you do. The John's Hopkins University identified me as a distinguished alumnist, which is to say of all the people [music] who graduated with you, you have special accomplishments. [music] You've done something. So you have to ask yourself, well, what did he do that they gave him an award after graduation? What did [music] he accomplish? Clearly something, right? But somehow when you look at the hit pieces, they go through all their researches and somehow they never mention where I went to university. [music] They never mention the fact that I did Teach for America in a black ghetto. They never mention any of the nonprofits that I started. [music] They never mention any of my accolades. And it's so bizarre how they always seem to miss these things. And you have to ask yourself, well, are you being honest? Are you being truthful? Or are you trying to take down one of our heroes? And when I say one of our heroes, it's not a hero for [music] black people. It's a hero for for humankind, for civilization.
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>> I'm trying to steal you away from your own idleness. Why would you try to take down the guy who says, "Don't drink alcohol. Don't poison yourself. Don't consume sugar in excess. Don't consume caffeine. You're [music] too young and strong. Don't consume cigarettes and all these things that hurt you. Love yourself. Be good to yourself. [music] Why would you try to take uh take down the guy who my whole career working with children, donating to charitable things involving children, whether it's orphans or even single mothers. For all you guys say about like, "Oh, you hate single mothers." I don't hate single mothers. [music] I hate women becoming single mothers and raising children in an inadequate household where they have not proper finances or protection. And you can find that I've supported single mothers at a much higher level than anyone else you find talking bad about single mothers. But they never mention those things. So we know that someone's lying and they're trying to paint a narrative. It's so easy. Even things that you can easily find, they question all the most basic things that are easy to verify. Did he go to Berkeley? Well, why do you have to question that? Because it's a great school. Did he graduate from John's Hopkins? Why do you have to question that? because it's very prestigious. Did he get identified as an a distinguished alumnist? Well, you can find that on the Johns Hopkins website. [music] The reason they question these things is because they don't want it to be true, but it is true. [music] And you know, say you take all these other internet personalities that are more famous cuz they've not been suppressed cuz they promote filth. They promote smoking cigars. They promote drinking. They promote indiscriminate sex. They promote sex trafficking of women. They promote all these filthy things. and they get promoted. And those people, they don't have degrees. They've never been paid lecturers at top universities. They've never had legitimate position in corporate. They've never started businesses. They never get questioned. But people question me and my credentials are so public and easy to verify. And you're right. I mean, it just can't be anything other. He says, "You're a black man speaking truth. The enemy working with people can't stand the truth. I mean it only makes sense because of all the people in the space I have superior education, superior background, superior business acumen. Of all the people teaching, you can find that there are major universities that wrote me checks for me to show up and lecture as a professor. Yeah, I'm I'm showing up to a university classroom at the undergraduate level and the graduate level invited to lecture as a professor. And I've done that in China. I've done that in Korea. I've done that in Puerto Rico. I've done that throughout the United States at the undergrad level and the graduate level. Now, ask yourself, who's qualified to teach on YouTube? Me. I'm actually I actually have a credential as a teacher and I've been paid to do it at every level. So, why would I be questioned as to why I'm teaching? That's actually my training. I am a teacher. I've always been a teacher. I've always also been a great student. Come on now.
>> I talk to you because I have something to teach. Many come here to teach. But how many of them are actually teachers? [music] My actual training, my I was professionally trained as a teacher and I've taught at the elementary level, the middle school level, the high school level, and the university level, and the graduate school level in a paid capacity. It's different. Come on now. [music] They're here to make a dollar. I'm here to make a difference. Understand? And not all of you will. I speak to the leadership class. I don't speak to the dimwits. They'll never get it. So only the wise really watch and understand and truly appreciate what is going on before their very eyes. Indeed. Yes indeedy. Let's see. Let's see if we can use this thing called Google. Google Corporation. So here we go. So you can see where where this article is from. Uh it's called [music] Forbes.com. You may have heard about Forbes. You may have heard of the Forbes list. You may have heard of that. Uh, let's see. Uh, my background is in software, building software businesses. This new internet sharing app could help neighbors get online for less. This was really cool. This is way back in 2015, ladies and saints. So, I've been doing this for a while. My business pedigree is significant. And as much as like I didn't just start [music] when I started in YouTube, I've been doing business for a while. But anyways, this is uh something to be really impressed with. This was a really cool technology that I created. It's called Why Not. W I N O T. It's a very clever name. [music] And the concept was why not share your internet. So if you live in a tenement, you know, places like Manhattan where people live like packed in like sardines in apartments, you can share your Wi-Fi with your neighbor and basically you charge them to have a subscription to your [music] Wi-Fi. Brilliant idea. So brilliant that actually I'm not going to tell you but [music] let's just say clearly brilliant. This is the web application. It's very simple, well-designed. Actually still even looks good to this day. I designed it myself but [music] mind you I actually designed this myself. OJ Peron used to pay about $150 a month for his cable internet phone and TV package. [music] But last month, he scrapped his deal and paid an anonymous neighbor in Brooklyn about 20 bucks to snag a chunk of their internet bandwidth [music] instead. So, this was obviously deployed in New York City. And because it obviously did very well, it ended up in Forbes. [music] Now, I want you guys to notice something. When you create a technology that is good enough to get into Forbes [music] and then all of a sudden no one else hears about the technology, what happened? Did it like die? Probably not. Did it get maybe acquired, bought? Maybe. So, use your brains. Use your brains here. Okay? Use your brains. But let's get back to it. [music] Let's get back to it cuz my pedigree is [music] is legit. Oh, who's that? Who's that guy right there? That's Marquet Devon Burton. Okay, great. So, let me ask you a question. This is in 2015. I didn't even come on YouTube until [music] 2020. I came on YouTube on 2020. This is half a decade before that. So, [music] here's the thing, little buddy. You ask Marquet like, "What businesses have you created?" Like, "Bro, just use Google." Like, why are you playing games, [ __ ] I am the truth. Just use Google. Like, why play games? You're trying to act like I'm not who I say I am. Just use Google. The information is there. But don't use fake sites. Don't use blogs. Don't use Reddit. Use real articles from real websites. [music] Come on. Stop playing games. You're not real, buddy. You're trying your best to discredit someone who can't be discredited. You write in here, uh, what successful business has he had? I don't know. Is Forbes a legitimate news source? Have you heard of the Forbes list? Was I in Forbes with my name, my business, my photo? Do you think the business maybe was successful? Okay, just real quick, I'll give you just a little bit more evidence just because I, you know, I know I know how you guys are. [music] I know how you guys are. You need more and more evidence. Even though there's an infinite amount of evidence, you need more. It's just never enough now, is it? The purpose of this is [music] to teach and to spread culture, a functional culture, [music] a civilized culture. That is the purpose of this. And this is going to be a good one. I promise you. I already did my requisite research. I came in ready to go cuz I'm aware that the average person is brain dead. And so I'm speaking to you in a way that's good for you. Not good for me takes a lot of energy. You could imagine. Now, here's the thing. What I'm saying is not benefiting me, it's benefiting you.
>> So pay attention for there are many, many lessons. We're going to do some psychological analysis. And as we go through this, I actually encourage you to reflect on yourself as [music] well because there are certainly things that we can learn from this conversation.
>> Welcome. Welcome to the intelligent world. I tricked you to get you here, stupid, but you guys are here to learn.
>> Shout out to the real ones who are appreciative [music] and live in a place called reality.
>> And by the way, I want you guys all to be conscious of the fact that there are good people and there are wicked people. Ladies and saints, you look at look at these people around you. [music] Especially if you're successful, they will all betray you. If you've never had experience and and went from zero to something, you didn't realize that's a gym. This is what he said. Be aware. Pay attention, folks. But it's funny how the evidence is everywhere, but they want to lie and lie and lie. Just real quick, is Marquet a businessman? Marquet made successful companies?
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>> that I'm not trying to. So, you might ask yourself, why is Marquette in China with like 300 people listening to him? Why is he clearly being courted by the Chinese government? How many n-words do you know who go to China and the government rolls out the red carpet? Why are they taking me around and the Chinese government has cameras following me? Why am I talking about a product right here while it's being translated into three goddamn languages simultaneously? Watch how a guy walks by and shakes my hand. You see, I'm being miked up right there in [music] China and he stops to shake my hand. Why is that? That's called respect, little [ __ ] Learn something about [music] that. It's called respect. It's when you're dealing with bosses. Huh? So ask yourself, ask yourself, why is it that I'm there? I'm the one on the microphone. I'm the one on the big stage, little buddy. [music] I'm not an attendee. I'm not in the audience. Quit lying to yourself, man. It's hatred that makes you so emotional that you don't want to deal with the truth. And that's exactly why. Look, you can go to school.com/marquet/classroom. Some of these aren't published, but I'll tell you what is published. How to start a productbased [music] business with 500 bucks. School.com/marquet. click courses. And the reason that I have that and the reason that I can teach on that as well as other things is because I really do this. I'm teaching what I know. How to monetize your own app idea. Why can I teach that? Cuz I've made real bread off of that. [music] That's why I can teach it. Cuz I've done it. Huh? Anything that you learn will benefit you for a lifetime. Eventually, a gold watch will need a repair or a silver watch might need a shine. backpack, briefcase over, you know, 20 years might deteriorate, but your knowledge will enhance you and become more valued over time. So, what I value most is the education. So, on the assassin.com, I think that's where [music] we have boss university listed. And for me, that's the one that focuses on self-improvement and and self-management. And when I think about what makes me the happiest and what allows me to manage the down times in life, you know, when you're experiencing challenge, I put those lessons into Boston University and that that's life, you know, it it's about how do you live a high quality life on a consistent basis. That's why you guys never see me come on stream down and sad. It's not because I don't have challenges. It's because I know how to manage challenges. It's because I know how to thrive. I know how to keep it player. So, I tried to put that knowledge in Boss University. So, I'd say that's my favorite product on the assassin.com is it's the knowledge. It'll always be the knowledge. Everything that I have is because of knowledge. Everything I have is because of the execution of good knowledge. That's what it really is. Those are called lessons. Those are called lessons. Anyways, you're welcome. That's called education. That's why I'm the best to do this because I have truth, education, experience, sophistication. That all adds up to something called wisdom. You don't find that on Google. My dear boy, I started my career as a teacher. Someone had said uh in one of the YouTube comments that I'm a teacher. I'm not currently a teacher. I've been taught in 10 years. Is the first thing I did when I got out of university [music] because I wanted to help people, particularly people who are struggling and do not know a better life. I wanted to give them the skills they could use to get a better life. Now I do this. I find that it's more scalable. I can talk to more people at once. And the reason that I do this is because when I go out in the world, I see so many people with tremendous potential. People who are remarkable and don't know it. People who are great [music] and are not acting like it. And so I get on here to remind you [music] that you are extraordinary. You are remarkable. It's upon you to act like it every single day. Believe in yourself. So folks, just remember that if you didn't remember anything else, walk out with your chest poked out, with your [music] chin up. That's what I really want to inspire you. I talk about women a lot cuz you guys like to hear about women a lot. Truth be told, they couldn't be more unimportant in my life. But I talk about them because that's what brings you guys to the table. But what this whole thing called life is about is about you. When you get you together, everything else falls in place. The money [music] comes, the women come, everything you want comes. This is real education you can get from someone who's done it. And if I'm not the expert, I'll bring in the expert. I have my buddy Mark Feifer. We went to University of California, Berkeley together. He's done huge numbers. He's doing more than 30,000 at the at the time of this one, it was 30 to 50,000 on average a month uh on e-commerce. and he had multi-million dollar properties in Berkeley, which is an insane market. Like the San Francisco Bay area, that's a very expensive market. [music] So, why can I give this education? Because I really do this, little buddy. Course, how to start a product based business with 500 bucks or less. Huh? Now, here's the thing. I'm the only person on YouTube that actually a has teaching credentials, b has been paid to [music] teach at a high level. I'm talking about at the post-graduate level. I'm talking about business schools and I'm talking about prestigious schools [music] and they cut the check. But just real quick, I just want to give you guys a little bit more evidence because we got people out here lying. So, let's just deal with the real real quick. [music] Let's deal with the real. How about this? Are they clapping? Why would they clap? Why am I walking on a huge stage? >> The important thing is that we're GPR. Why am I across the world privacy focused >> lecturing? Why do they want to hear from you? >> That it does not use I must not know anything. >> It doesn't actually know where you are. >> It's Bluetooth signal which means that when you step outside of the four walls of the classroom, it [music] cannot detect your presence. It only works during class hours. It's just the size of a mere coin. Has the battery life of half a decade and gets the range of half a football field. And it's extremely low cost. So, if you place the dot, >> now here's the crazy thing. Not only did I do software, for those of you who are in tech, I did software and I did hardware. I was native on iOS, native on Android for a time. We're messing with the I think it was called the Firephone. I think Amazon had a phone. That was crazy. I don't know why we did that. We're young in the business. We application, studentf facing, professorf facing, that's our data panel. And then for our team as well, like we had sophisticated technology. I had to create hardware because we used to be partnered uh with a a guy in Eastern Europe, guy named Alex. Uh he ran his company called Estimote and they couldn't even keep up with the volume for our hardware needs. And I created our own uh hardware and had a whole damn factory producing thousands of these things, bro. Like we're not on the same level. You can't compare me to any of these nerds. I'm the real deal, buddy. They don't invite you. Listen in words. Don't get invited to go around the world and lecture. That just doesn't happen. Be real with yourself, man. Be real with yourself. Stop lying. Deal with the facts, buddy. On that device, you just stick it there and you can leave it. Now, from the palm of your hands, you can track any device in an indoor location in real time. So, it's like Google search for the indoor world. Like come on, man. And here's the crazy thing. I can [music] keep going. I can keep going. I can keep showing you products. If you think if if that's not a successful business to where people in another country, mind you, China is the future. So people who are in the economy that is the economy of the future saying, "Hey, you're an innovator. Come here, teach us." [music] If that's not success, what's success? You asked me about faith. I showed you a bunch of fades. You asked me about my business. I just showed you several businesses. So, are you going to apologize now? Are you going to say, "Quette, you're right. You that [ __ ] You that [ __ ] man. You a bad mother." Are you going to say it now? Come on, man. I'm waiting for you. I'm waiting for you. Anyways, and one of the things that's important that you'll notice about me versus anyone else on YouTube is everything that you see me display before this camera, you can track it through my entire life. Same guy. Same guy. Yes. So, first job I worked at an after school program taking care of kids, developing them. I completed high school at age 16, tested out um went to community college, did a two-year bit in one year, came into the University of California as a third-year junior at age 18. I then founded a fraternity. You see, I'm creating a lot of things. Okay, I forgot to mention I created an organization before I'd left that after school program. I was also the youngest employee ever for the city of Pasadena where I worked as an afterchool program recruit [music] leader. But anyways, I created a a fraternity which still stands to this day and is the largest fraternity on campus. [music] Created a fraternity from scratch, non-drinking fraternity. You see, I didn't just start with this non-drinking thing. My whole life created a non-drinking fraternity, which is now the biggest fraternity at Berkeley. I graduate and then I go into, mind you, I graduate early and I choose to go into Teach for America. Teaching who? Children. [music] a teacher of children in a ghetto called Baltimore every day. And you can ask the kids about this. I arrived to work two hours early. I used to arrive to work so and you can read about this in my book, The Blackbox. I used to arrive to work so early that the security got mad at me cuz they had to show up on time to open up the school. That's how early I would arrive to work. I work my ass off, tutor every day after school for $0 for free. Then I would walk home through their neighborhoods where the kids [music] live and that's why they respect me at a different level. Huh? Did that for two years while pursuing a master's degree and I founded a nonprofit and every weekend I would tutor kids and teach them computer skills at a local church where I created a program to feed the kids and make sure that they were savvy on those computers. Why? [music] Cuz the schools didn't have computers. I got the computers put in there. Then I worked for a nonprofit in Baltimore, Maryland, doing wraparound services for impoverished black families in Baltimore. H then I was recruited to work for an edtech company. Did well with them. Millions of dollars of business development. I said, "Hey, I could do this for myself." Created my own company. Eventually, it was quite successful. And you track my whole way through. Oh, yeah. When I was in university, I forgot to mention this. I took a bachelor's in political science, which lets you know I've always been very interested in politics and political movements, which is why when you hear me speak on geopolitics is just a higher level of understanding. And you see, when I build things, I'm building a political movement the likes of which the [music] the world has never seen. And that's why you have those who are unintelligent and wicked. They say, "Oh, he's building a cult." No, goofball. It's a political movement. Yes, it's a political movement. It's not a religious movement. Goofball. So when you track through my whole life, you'll see it's been extraordinarily consistent. When you hear me speak of my sadness for orphans, those who have been left without parents, left without caretakers and guardians, you read my book, The Blackbox, I tell you not only my story, I tell you the stories of my kids that I raised up merely as a father while myself being a young person. So many stories of kids that were abused cuz I was a teacher. I taught 150 kids in Baltimore where 10% of the population was on heroin. Heroin, my boy, they banging needles. You know what kind of despair [music] that is? So when you hear me speak about protecting the kids and create policy around that, culture around that. [music] When you hear me say that no woman should mix paternal blood is cuz I heard so many stories of mom got a stepdad in the mix and stepdad is touching the kids cuz they not his kids. [music] So, I speak from lived experiences on things that have always been important and core to me. My first job, [music] raising the kids up. My second job, raising the kids up. I founded a nonprofit, raising the kids up. My degree in political science. Then the first big internship I I did, fellowship, was in politics. And that's when I figured out politics was wicked. when I worked for the mayor of Baltimore as a liazison between the mayor of Baltimore and the CEO of city schools. I think it's like one of the top 10 uh largest school districts everything you find in my background and then when you look at my philanthropic work I don't want to name any of the organizations cuz I don't know if they want to be associated with my YouTube channel but you can trace every single thing I've ever done it that's perfect [music] alignment. Marquette is all about developing the youth. Marquet is all about using po uh using movements to [music] alter and improve culture my whole life. Never drank alcohol, never used drugs my whole life. Same guy. And unlike a lot of these YouTube nerds, while being that straightedge guy, I was also the top dog socially and uh romantically super player my whole life. There [music] has been no change. There's been no pretend. There's been no reinvention. That is why the only dirt they can throw on my name is falsehood. [music] They can only cast falsehood and lies. Come on now. This is not to disrespect you or to hurt your feelings. It's just encourage you to freaking [snorts] think before you speak. Like that's all I ask. Just think before you speak. And most of the time if you're thinking of something negative, think about yourself first. You know, if you're about to condemn someone, condemn yourself in your head and then ask yourself, would you have wanted to hear that about yourself? Or is that true about you? Or if you're saying, "Oh, so and so hasn't helped anybody." Just ask yourself, "Have I helped anybody?" And then decide if you want to speak. And I when I'm, you know, when my brain is working really well, I use that standard for myself. For example, a lot of the South Africans who can't handle the truth, they're like, "Well, Marquette, what did you do for South Africa?" I'm like, "Uhoh, well, that's a good question. I've had in excess of 15 employees in South Africa. I've paid out over a quarter of a million dollars in real wages in South Africa. I've given South Africans who are virtual strangers to me experiences in their own country that they never could have had. Shown them around their own country in ways that never could have happened. So I've actually done a significant amount of South for South Africa and frankly I've done way more than 99.9% of South Africans have done for South Africa. Just talking about everyday people. We look at the population as a whole. I'd say 99.9% I've done more than them. So I can speak on it and I'm not speaking on it without having contributed. And so if I'm going to be critical of the efforts of people in South Africa to raise up South Africans, I would first be critical of myself [music] cuz I don't want to be a critic. I want to be a doer. As a man, we want to be actionoriented. So you know, there you go. And here's the funny thing. Most of the people who uh get mad at my truth about South Africa, they've done they've done nothing for South Africa. Or they'll say, "Oh, well Marco, what have you done for black people?" What do you mean like in America? Okay, good question. Read my book. I I detail it in my book, but in summary, I started a whole nonprofit for black families in Baltimore. I also used to volunteer every weekend and run a tech center at a church in Baltimore. Yeah, it's a true story. I'd volunteer my own time every weekend and teach job skills like computer skills for people in Baltimore. volunteer basis. So, what I'm telling you guys is that there's a concerted effort to try to delegitimize the one who is the most legitimate. And there's a reason. There's a plot behind it. Just Just keep this on your mind. Remember, I'm the guy who says never drink alcohol. And I've never drank alcohol. When the police pulled me over and arrested me for no reason and impounded my Maybach, what did they accuse me of? being under the influence of drugs and alcohol, trying to destroy my reputation. They took a blood draw, came back clean, they dropped the charges. They're trying to destroy the moral base that I exist on. H come on now. You don't see the plan. Don't think that um things are coincidental when they're not. And this is really important. I want you guys all to pay attention to this and take this seriously. That's why when you guys hear me preach the things I preach, you'll you'll begin to understand why I say certain things. For example, I always say I encourage you all of those who are actually doing something something in this world, they're actually revolutionary. They actually have values. I encourage you to to know them well and stand by them. And the reason that I say know them well is because [music] you're going to see AI coming out with my face or my voice doing things that I don't do, saying things that I'd never say and don't believe in. [music] So know my values and and know them well. You saw earlier um actually at the end of last year they tried to hit me with a false case uh for they claimed I was driving under the influence. Initially it was they claimed alcohol. Then they changed it and they claimed it was of [music] drugs. They put me in jail for 24 hours. It was actually 23 and 1/2 hours. And they did that right before Christmas. So I basically spent Christmas in [music] jail. It was a trumped up charge. Fell apart. They didn't um take it to trial. They dropped the charges. But these are the kind of things that the United [music] States government does to to send warning shots and to also smear you. You see someone like me that talks about living a clean life, [music] then they Is it not ironic that the person who talks about a clean life, they give you the driving under the influence charge? You don't think that's interesting? I think it is. So, you should also find it funny that my whole life, now mind you, I'm a mature man. They didn't do this to me when I was 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 in those party years. They did this to me when I was driving back from my office in downtown Las Vegas to my home in the suburbs. You guys have to really know who who you're following. You might follow a lot of people on the internet for whatever reason, some for entertainment, but I think people who are paying attention know that I'm not here to entertain you. They know that I have a bit more IQ and political savvy than the average person speaking on YouTube. And most importantly, they know that I have the willpower and values. You guys track back through all of my activities, you'll see they're all aligned. You track back through all of my education, you'll see it's all aligned with what I'm doing today and what I'm saying today. [music] There were no aberrations or deviations where I said, you know, yesterday I I used to smoke cigarettes and do drugs and drink alcohol and consume adult content and produce and sell adult content. And then today I'm saying, "Oh, don't do that. You know, drugs are bad. Alcohol is bad. You know, alhamdulillah, I'm religious now. I'm a Christian now. I'm a Muslim now." Like, there's been no 360. It's been a [music] very straight, consistent line. There's been no sexual deviance, no sexual perversion. The reason I have to restate [music] that for you guys is because they will be throwing dirt on my name and they will be using their chief instrument, which is lies. I remind you, the chief tool of the devil is that it's the lie. They lie. And we are easily fooled by lies, the good peoples [music] of the earth, because we're inclined to tell the truth. So being that we are truth tellers, that's our preset. When other people lie, we're not instantly suspicious of is that true? We just take them at their word because [music] we generally say what is real. And when we're talking whether we're talking about the government or just the wicked individuals that operate on behalf of the government, they have big platforms and they have endless coffers [music] to pull from, huge budgets to market and market and market. I was recently out with a YouTuber in uh Las Vegas, actually from not Las Vegas, in Atlanta. A popular YouTuber that you guys know, nice guy. And um we were having a conversation and you know, he was pointing out how funny it was. He was like, "How is it that you allow Destiny on your stream? You pointed out, you played [music] a clip of him stating that NFTTS are a scam. Then you played the second clip [music] of him selling NFTTS, but you become known as the NFT guy. Really, he should be the NFT guy, but that's just the power of marketing and the fact that he has a huge following and and that's by design. The degenerates in the society are promoted. And so we know that whoever has the biggest platform, they can create truth. They don't have to speak truth. they can create truth. And because so many people have poor public schooling and a lack of masculine values, then we know you are not inclined to look for the evidence. If you hear something enough times, you just believe that it's true. And that's one of the things that I teach all who follow me. As a man or as a reasonable person, where is the evidence? Where is the proof? Hearsay is not proof. Gossip is not proof. Because I heard it a hundred times is not proof. We are men. We live on rationality. But I'm trying to condition your mind so that you guys are thinking like men. And for the ladies, you are thinking rationally. And you have to understand loyalty because what the government does to all of us, they break us apart. [music] Whether they break you apart based on race, they break you apart based on gender, they break you apart based on class warfare, they break you apart based on your religion, they they keep you separate. And when you're a separate atom, you're weak. They want you all to be weak. Organization is the enemy to the government. They don't want anything else organized unless they control it. You see, they allow religions to be organized [music] and they incentivize them with tax-free, right? which is not the government giving you anything. It's just them failing [music] to steal from you like a mafia. And when the government does that, they're able to control the religion because if they then remove the taxexempt status from that religion, then all of a sudden that religion is going to go under financially. They're all of a sudden going to have a big financial burden. So what I'm letting you guys know is that no one's ever going to care about you succeeding as much as you. You need to care the most. That's number one. Number two, you got to have intensity about whatever you do. It's like do it or don't do it. Number three, no one cares in general. [music] Nobody cares. Nobody cares about you. They don't care if you live or die. They don't care what you wrote in [music] that long email. They don't care how you're feeling today. Nobody cares, bro. That's why when I tell people about real business opportunities, they don't want to do it cuz it involves work. But what they don't realize is that if you create a business system, you don't have to work as hard cuz it's a system.
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>> The system keeps operating and you only have to get uh win one time. If you win one time to create a successful business, the system continues operating on your behalf. You can take out cash, you can take out passive income, you can put that into paper assets and you can live, right? You can live. Uh [music] but people are inclined to laziness and people who are unintelligent, they can only think short term. Short term. For example, I got a vendor here in um [music] in Vietnam and one of the things for me is spreading the money around. We put six figures [music] into Vietnam. Every time we come into the city, we put six figures into this city [music] minimum. So, every time we come here, uh, I make sure that I can spread the money around to many of the good peoples in Vietnam that I've met. We have a shoe maker. It's a old Vietnamese lady and her sister. Two women, [music] old Vietnamese lady and her sister. Just the sweetest old ladies. You know, remind me of my grandma, except nicer and sweeter. You know, I imagine if I was paying my grandma this much money, she'd probably be nice and sweet, too. And then we have two suit [music] makers. I went to one of the suit makers and one of the Saints came in late. He had a visa issue. And she, the suit maker, says, "Oh, I have a shoe store." And takes him to the shoe store. I'm like, "Shorty, I told you we only do suits with you. We have this other woman that we want to put some money in her pocket, too." Like, why are you trying to take all the the money? Like, you think you you deserve everything and like let her starve? like you can't have everything. Let some other people eat. And that just shows me like see you're a selfish piece of trash. Like I didn't ask anything from you. I come in here and put 30,000 US in your pocket just to do suits. And I'm trying to put 30,000 in this other these two old ladies pockets so they can do shoes. I don't ask anything from you. You're not giving me a cut. You're not giving me a kickback. [music] It's just out of love. Why are you trying to take 30,000 out of her pocket that she can use? And it's just like the theing greediness. And what people don't understand is that stupid people, wicked people, sometimes evil will make you do stupid things. And [music] this particular vendor, I'm not going to name them on air. I don't want them to get any promo. But as soon as we're done with our affairs here, I'm going to let everybody know this vendor, don't ever go there. Don't ever shop there. I don't care if I ever come on a a trip again. I see you shopping there. You're not welcome on my trip no more because she is greedy. And that lets me know she is not a good person. She trying to take money out of these other women's pockets. And you got plenty money. You don't have any deals this big. And it's not good enough. It's big, but it's not big enough for you cuz you're a greedy animal pig. And we can trust that you're going to cheat us when you get the chance. You're going to cheat us because it's the biggest deal, but it's still not big enough. You're a gambler. You're an animal. So, yeah, we're going to make sure you never get money from us again. And you're going to see us walking by you, 30 people, about $30,000, and you're going to know that it's cuz you're a greedy pig animal. You heard me? A greedy animal. It's insane. And the funny thing is, we use two different suit vendors. And this same pig soup vendor tells me, "Oh, why don't you not use them? Just use us." And I'm just like, but they didn't tell me not to use you, just use them. They respect the fact that we're also coming to you, but you somehow don't respect them. You want to take their business. These are your countrymen. Wow. Amazing. And mind you, she don't even have enough room in her shop to suit up 30 men at once. And I still bring them there to break her off a little bit of bread. And they don't appreciate it. Amazing, right? Evil people. evil people. [music] It's a real thing. That's one thing I encourage you guys is use your brain. You know, don't think everyone is like you. Everyone has your your personality or your proclivities. Like realize that there are things outside of you. [music] We're increasingly getting into an era where it's hard for people to get outside of themsel. They think everyone thinks the same thing. I can't tell you how many people approach me assuming that we have the same beliefs for whatever reason, for whatever demographic reason or we share nationality or whatever the case is. I always remind that you should look for the reluctant leader, the one who says, you know what, I really just rather live my life, but I'm stepping into leadership because no one else has or because there's a job that needs to be done and as a man, I'm not going to sit here and live in a broken society. [music] That's what you should look for. or when you search through a lot of these people's backgrounds, you'll fe you'll see that consistently they've sought out the spotlight. [music] They've always wanted to be an actor or a model or they went on reality TV shows. All of these things that show their life was guided by trying to seek your attention and approval, [music] not trying to help anything outside of themsel. So that's why I'm suspicious of these people. And when I say these people, I'm talking about your influencers, your celebrities, your actors, your models, all those things. Those are not places we should look for guidance. We're in a sick time wherein, you know, God or goodness doesn't matter if you don't believe in God. Goodness is replaced, you know, the worship of God, the worship of merit and goodness is is replaced by the worship of beauty or the worship of youth or the worship of uh sex appeal and celebrities who are brainless. So that's where we're at today [music] and that needs to change and it's only going to happen when men stand up. And when you become a focused person and a good listener, you'll start to notice what a that [music] people talk too much. It is going to annoy you cuz once you get really focused, you don't have any extra words. You don't have extra words and everyone else does. They have so many things to say, very little things that they do. But the first thing you'll notice is people talk too much. The second thing you'll notice is that they're talking about things repetitively, which is annoying, but when you listen to what they repeat, it'll let you know the measure of that person. Some people keep talking about the past. That's where they live. Other people keep talking about their trauma or the mistakes that they made. That's where they're going to stay. Other people are talking about what they're going to do. They're talking about their plans that they're about to execute in the near term. Those are the kind of people you want to be around. Those are the kind of people you want to be. Be mindful of the words that people speak. And another critical piece of success advice I really want you to pay attention to is sometimes we don't want to improve or change or adjust when in reality success requires that very thing. For if you could continue doing the same things you're already doing, you'd have success today. If you want something new tomorrow that you don't have today, tomorrow you must be someone greater than you were today. Embrace appropriate change and understand that on your path to success, you will not always win in general and you will not always win the first time. And what I mean by that is if you really want the millions, you're going to learn how to stay focused when it counts. But most people, they talk about getting to the bag, but they're never going to get there. And they're not even serious about getting there. When people say things like, "I only do it if I'm passionate." I know that you're not a winner. I do what it takes. I don't do it cuz I'm passionate. I do what it takes. If it takes me to do something I'm not passionate about, that's what I'm going to do. I've been many things in this life. And I think that many of you who are hustlers will also be many things in this life. And you'll be exceptional at more than one thing because you're able to apply the same work ethic consistently across endeavors. Some of which you're passionate about, some of which you're not. Sometimes you go brain dead watching life, forgetting to live life. [music] What I mean is that you should be asking yourself, am I watching life right now or am I living life? And every time you should be trying to [music] live life and my wish is for all of you to live prosperous, happy, meaningful lives. Those who are wise will always be able to see what I'm doing. Because if you you can't watch four of my videos and not see what I'm about. You can't watch four of my videos and not see that there's something deeper here. And more importantly, you can't be among the saints and not see that we have something strong and powerful. And it only gets stronger. Saints, it has been truly a pleasure to be here fellowshipping with you. I tell you, I [music] could have done a lot of things tonight, and I'm so happy that I did this and had this time to spend with you. It's been an honor. I thank you to all of you who uh share the ism with people because it is truly life-changing. A woman reached out recently, a gentleman that shared the ism with her, and I I think that it's always a blessing to people. So, let us spread this way. uh because we are facing huge levels of evil dominating around the earth. Ladies and saints, let us end this with our tradition. The creed of assassin. Repeat after me with full conviction knowing this is true of you. The creed of assassin. I am going to be who I truly am. Because I am remarkable and I'm going to strive every moment to show the greatest part to show the greatest part to show the greatest part [music] of who I am. Until next time.